Mozarab
Mozarab definition
Moz·arab (mō zar′əb)
noun
any of the Spanish Christians who were permitted to practice their religion in a modified form during the period of Moorish rule
Etymology: Sp mozárabe < Ar mustaʿrib, would-be Arab
Related Forms:
- Mozarabic Moz·ar′a·bic adjective
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